Dehydrated Carrot Bites
Whole carrots, fully dehydrated into light, crunchy bites packed with fibre, beta-carotene, and natural sweetness — a wholesome, plant-based treat.
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About this treat
Dehydrated Carrot Bites are made from fresh whole carrots, slow-dehydrated to lock in nutrients while delivering a satisfying crunch. Carrots are naturally rich in beta-carotene, fibre, and vitamin A, making them a great low-calorie treat for dogs who need a lighter snack or are on a weight management diet. The natural sweetness makes them palatable even for fussy eaters. With just one ingredient and no additives or fillers, this is a clean, guilt-free treat you can feel good about giving every day. Small batch prepared and FSSAI-registered for quality and safety.
Ingredients
Carrot
Why you'll love it
- 100% carrots — single ingredient
- Fully dehydrated for a crunchy bite and long shelf life
- Naturally rich in beta-carotene, fibre, and vitamin A
- Low calorie — great for weight-conscious pets
- No additives, preservatives, or fillers
- FSSAI-registered, small-batch made
Feeding instructions
| Small (up to 10kg) | 2–3 pieces/day |
| Medium (10–25kg) | 3–5 pieces/day |
| Large (25–40kg) | 5–7 pieces/day |
| Giant (40kg+) | 7–10 pieces/day |
Storage
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Once opened, keep in an airtight container or resealable pouch to maintain crunch and freshness. Best consumed within 3–4 weeks of opening. Refrigerate in humid conditions to extend shelf life.
FAQs
Yes, carrots are one of the safest vegetables for dogs. They're low in calories, high in fibre, and a great source of beta-carotene and vitamin A.
Fully dried and crunchy, not chewy — similar to a thin chip. The dehydration process concentrates the natural sweetness of the carrot.
Yes, carrots are low in calories and safe for daily feeding in moderation as part of a balanced diet.
Yes. Break pieces into smaller bits for puppies under 6 months and introduce gradually.
Up to 6 months unopened when stored in a cool, dry place. Refer to the batch label for the exact best-before date.
Cats can eat carrots safely, though most cats are indifferent to vegetables. It's worth trying but don't be surprised if your cat ignores it!